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Life & Arts

David Dobrik is coming to SUNY Fredonia, but why? Yeah, we don’t know either

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ISABELLA DISTEFANO Asst. Social Media Manager If you’ve been watching YouTube for the past few years, the name David Dobrik may sound familiar to you. That name will probably become even more familiar this spring — because he’s coming to SUNY Fredonia. According to Spectrum Fredonia’s Twitter page, David Dobrik’s......
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Senior art students display pieces at ‘Processus Imperium’

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KATIE LENDA Special to The Leader From graphic design to bronze statues, some of Fredonia’s senior art students presented their work at “Processus Imperium” on its opening night — Friday, Dec. 6. The show features work from Adanna Akams, Anais Cantres, Kai Ellsworth, Kristin Johnson, Katherine Williamson and Stephen Williamson.......
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Hannah and Matt on music Issue 5: The greatest of the decade

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HANNAH LUTEREK AND MATT TURNER Specials to The Leader Hannah’s Choice: “I Love You, Honeybear” by Father John Misty Matt’s Take: I have heard so much about Father John Misty over the years, and always great things. So, when Hannah recommended the album “I Love You, Honeybear” for an issue......
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Hannah and Matt on music: The EP issue

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HANNAH LUTEREK AND MATT TURNER Specials to The Leader Hannah’s Choice: “I.” by Cigarettes After Sex Matt’s Take: As a newcomer to Cigarettes After Sex, “I.” was quite the experience to say the least. While the EP was off to a great start with the slow but effective “Nothing’s Gonna......
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‘The Wolves’ kicks into gear this weekend in Bartlett Theater

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BRENTON NEWCOMB Staff Writer Opening on Thursday, Dec. 5, Fredonia’s Department of Theater and Dance is putting on “The Wolves” in Bartlett Theatre inside of Rockefeller Arts Center. “The Wolves” is an all-female cast play that centers around a girls soccer team and their pre-game warm-ups every week. It is......
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Katie’s end-of-semester tips and tricks: Paws to Relax, yoga classes and more

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KATIE LENDA Special to The Leader Deadlines are approaching, stress levels are high and the semester is coming to a close. Here is your reminder that it is crucial to work hard, but to not overwork yourself. Try your best to stay motivated and destress with these five tips and......
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VAP presents Rainy Lehrman: The woman behind ‘Stockpiles’ sculptures

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JESSICA MEDITZ Asst. Life & Arts Editor If you’ve ever wondered about the meanings behind those pink sculptures between Maytum and Mason Halls, look no further. The abstruse shapes you pass on your way to class, called “Stockpiles,” are the works of artist and educator, Rainy Lehrman. With the help......
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Journalist Carl Hoffman to answer: Who is Michael C. Rockefeller?

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ELIZABETH SUSKI Special to The Leader Did you ever think that one of the buildings on campus would be named after someone who disappeared off the coast of New Guinea? The Rockefeller Arts Center is named after Michael C. Rockefeller, Gov. Nelson Rockefeller’s son. This Thursday, author and journalist Carl......
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Artist Dylan Miner speaks about ancestry, background and inspiration

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ERIKETA COST Life & Arts Editor For Dylan Miner, being an artist is a multi-dimensional experience. It’s bringing different sources, images, cultural and earthly references into one space to create a visceral realm. Miner is the director of an American Indian and Indigenous Studies program at Michigan State College and......
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